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TANDBERG TCD 310 Service Manual

TANDBERG TCD 310
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3.4
CASSETTE
ARM
The
cassette
arm
can
be
adjusted
by
bending
the
end
which
normally
rests
against
the
cassette
(see
figure).
Insert
a
cassette,
close
the
cassette
compartment
and
check
the
following:
The
cassette
should
rest
against
the
cassette
guides.
Microswitch
MS
4
should
be
closed.
(If
neces-
sary,
MS
4
can
be
adjusted
by
bending
the
support
bracket
for
the
microswitch).
The
locking
lever
extending
from
the
cassette
compartment
and
down
through
a
slot
in
the
motor
support
plate
should
be
about
2
mm
from
the
right
end
of
this
slot
(see
figure).
NOTE!
If
the
cassette
arm
is
bent
too
much
to
the
right,
the
locking
lever
will
be
moved
so
far
to
the
left
that
it
will
not
lock
the
cassette
compartment
in
the
lower
position.
When
the
cassette
compartment
is
released,
the
cassette
arm
should
push
the
cassette
half-way
out
of
the
compartment.
3.5
PINCH
ROLLER
SOLENOID
1.
Set
the
deck
to
play.
2.
Check
that
the
connecting
spring
is
stretched
approximately
0.5
-
0.7
mm.
The
figure
shows
how
this
check
is
made.
(Lhe
microswitches
are
not
shown
in
the
figure).
3.
If
necessary,
adjust
by
turning
the
nylon
screw
in
the
armature
of
the
solenoid.
To
reach
this
screw:
Switch
off
the
power,
lift
the
inner
top
plate
(with
the
indicators)
to
vertical
position.
Adjust
by
angling
the
screwdriver
towards
the
armature
from
the
left.
4.
Check
with
a
gauge
that
the
force
needed
to
lift
the
pinch
rollers
away
from
the
capstans
is
1000
-
1200
grams.
5.
If
necessary,
this
force
can
be
adjusted
by
moving
the
connecting
spring
to
another
notch.
If
the
spring
is
moved,
the
spring
tension
must
be
checked
again
as
explained
in
2.
10
Position
of
locking
lever
(cassette
in
compartment)
Spring
tension
(cassette
deck
in
PLAY)
Pinch
roller
pressure

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TANDBERG TCD 310 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Weight7.5kg
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed4.76 cm/s
Heads1 x record/playback, 1 x erase
TypeCassette Deck
Frequency Response30 Hz to 16 kHz (Chrome tape)
Signal to Noise Ratio58dB
Wow and Flutter0.07 %
MotorDC servo motor
Tape TypeCrO2
Power Supply220V
InputLine In

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